Human rights of asylum seekers in Italy and Hungary : influence of international and EU law on domestic actions / editors, Balázs Majtényi, Gianfranco Tamburelli.
2019
KKH2485.5 .H86 2019 (Mapit)
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Title
Human rights of asylum seekers in Italy and Hungary : influence of international and EU law on domestic actions / editors, Balázs Majtényi, Gianfranco Tamburelli.
Imprint
Torino : G. Giappichelli : The Hague (NL) : Eleven International Publishing, [2019]
Copyright
2019
Description
xvi, 237 pages ; 25 cm
Formatted Contents Note
Solidarity as a Guiding Principle of the EU Asylum Policy / Andrea Crescenzi
EU Asylum Law: Disintegration and Reverse Spillovers / Tamás Dezso Ziegler
The Role of the Charter of Fundamental Rights in Protecting the Right of Asylum Seekers and Refugees / Rosita Forastiero
The Position of the VISEGRAD Group Countries on the Dublin Regulation/ Giulia Perri
Preventing the Exercise of the Right of Asylum. The Human Cost of Italy's Push-back Policy / Antonio Marchesi
Hitting the Wall? Contextualizing Hungary's Response to the Arrival of Asylum-Seekers between 2015 and 2018 / Zsolt Körtvélyesi
Money for Nothing, Push-back 'for Free': the (Missed) Implementation of the CEAS and the Lowered Standards of the Asylum Seekers' Reception in Italy / Eugenio Zaniboni
From the Minimum of Human Rights to the Maximum of National Defence. Transformation of the Asylum Law in Hungary / Judith Toth
The Innovations Introduced in the Italian Legislation by the "Minniti-Orlando" Decree-Law Containing Urgent Provisions to Accelerate the Proceedings Concerning International Protection / Anton Giulio Lana
The Refugee Crisis in 2015 and Its Aftermath: A Comparison of the Hungarian and Italian Responses / Balázs Majtényi
The Council of State of Italy on Hungary's Asylum System / Gloria Adoni
Protecting Social Rights of Asylum Seekers in Europe: Shortcomings and Potential of the European Social Charter / Giuseppe Palmisano
Quo Vadis Integration Policy? / Attila Szabó
Refugee Integration Policies: A Comparison of the Hungarian and Italian Case / Francesca Zappacosta
New Challenges for Prosecution of Migrants Trafficking: from Mare Nostrum to EUNAVFOR MED. The Experience of an Italian Prosecution Office / Giovanni Salvi.
EU Asylum Law: Disintegration and Reverse Spillovers / Tamás Dezso Ziegler
The Role of the Charter of Fundamental Rights in Protecting the Right of Asylum Seekers and Refugees / Rosita Forastiero
The Position of the VISEGRAD Group Countries on the Dublin Regulation/ Giulia Perri
Preventing the Exercise of the Right of Asylum. The Human Cost of Italy's Push-back Policy / Antonio Marchesi
Hitting the Wall? Contextualizing Hungary's Response to the Arrival of Asylum-Seekers between 2015 and 2018 / Zsolt Körtvélyesi
Money for Nothing, Push-back 'for Free': the (Missed) Implementation of the CEAS and the Lowered Standards of the Asylum Seekers' Reception in Italy / Eugenio Zaniboni
From the Minimum of Human Rights to the Maximum of National Defence. Transformation of the Asylum Law in Hungary / Judith Toth
The Innovations Introduced in the Italian Legislation by the "Minniti-Orlando" Decree-Law Containing Urgent Provisions to Accelerate the Proceedings Concerning International Protection / Anton Giulio Lana
The Refugee Crisis in 2015 and Its Aftermath: A Comparison of the Hungarian and Italian Responses / Balázs Majtényi
The Council of State of Italy on Hungary's Asylum System / Gloria Adoni
Protecting Social Rights of Asylum Seekers in Europe: Shortcomings and Potential of the European Social Charter / Giuseppe Palmisano
Quo Vadis Integration Policy? / Attila Szabó
Refugee Integration Policies: A Comparison of the Hungarian and Italian Case / Francesca Zappacosta
New Challenges for Prosecution of Migrants Trafficking: from Mare Nostrum to EUNAVFOR MED. The Experience of an Italian Prosecution Office / Giovanni Salvi.
Summary
This volume is the outcome of the Project Human Rights of Asylum Seekers in Italy and Hungary - Influence of International and EU Law on Domestic Actions, jointly carried out by the Institute for International Legal Studies (ISGI) of the National Research Council of Italy (CNR) and the Institute for Legal Studies of the Hungarian Academy of Sciences (HAS). It covers fifteen contributions on selected topics on migration, authored by legal researchers and professionals. It provides a unique analysis on how mass migration flows challenges basic principles and existing regulations and how legislation is continuously evolving. Recent changes in the political orientation of the Italian government might imply a rapprochement of the sector policies of Italy and Hungary, and their stronger impact on the EU orientation.A core value of the book is that it does not only provide an overview of national approaches, but it also provides insights into various policy approaches, taking into account the relevant cultural aspects. The book will help to understand the current Italian and Hungarian legal regime and its policy foundations. Furthermore, it also contributes to better law making both on the national and the European level. The comparative analysis of the national legislation of each country, and of their relation to European and international law, has highlighted fundamental trends and issues concerning the handling of migration at global level. -- Provided by publisher.
Note
Collected essays.
Bibliography, etc. Note
Includes bibliographical references.
Call Number
KKH2485.5 .H86 2019
Language
English
ISBN
9788892119987 G. Giappichelli
9789462369603 hardcover
9462369607 hardcover
8892119982
9789462369603 hardcover
9462369607 hardcover
8892119982
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